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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-06

100 b &c i2co a. Ss $50 iss - 20 ~ a.
margin All vel c chic cost Srssss; han
~ q e 1880 ~: :,
70 p., 100 Is Co. 1887 ~ At so' do t24s 3 Pa -
do Yes $751; ilSs at H x 81
.ita ~ e ss,s; e X;xisr'sy sssis iisi r. At
per i9S % ?, chcaso do isis n, al So II DO 1895
1850 d. a. s. 1c DO 1885 b. az 81 70 il Do 1864
~ ne.s.,s.. 2, Texans. sec .v.r.s. a. 50 90 per
a9 oas n az % $o 10 Dc CAS- s9 80 4s DO e2S
Ohio ;; Steers isssS; 30; 1855 i
:ssss!s: k:s,as5y is$o sisss g. ii$S
NJ 4. Is eaI;ses Steer. =
do. 1892 n, Il ao g DO 1851 D. at 10 1910 1917
1880 b. az 81 80 lis d. 1855 H. lido
y aseg a. 7s 49,, p do 1872 q at 81 70 sao do ,s2s At
~ MePerscn 90 Baltimore Steer, s45 n average a, ss
esr 40 DO is9 10 at 81 IL Indiana do lt9S d. a;
!. 40. sd. i25s S' at ii 20 d. ~ % 0V w. w.
per 100 H. Do sSs H. AZ - s go 10 w a. s. Is DO
go r. at So SO do. COS D. at 81 i2s DO 7oe n at
.s :, $50 head 9 Husrmt
Sa, AsTs r 5 or es.
Dressed anu @os neO2 and .r with City
Sss .n9 RF9s'is s1,s%t' tsss
afs B. Z ys''' TO" Fed Calves $50 D.
b. T H. y D. at U HsSss sSS sssI
Is,ma w.; w. ip az DC ,o ,,.,,. c.,. %. M .rs-
IA Fed Per 30 % 90 iey d. ~ 100 tS AVE. la
70; ~ o.tc : y eals lo2 10 az &c o, 500 - .r
20 70 per 10 $40 Z0o 10 at 22c; W fsn 90 zuo ~ AZ
1 ~ 'eas Jew red Cayesl is2 10 AZ 20 ~ Per ny 10
a. o@ ID AZ 20 oo ~ do iot ID ~ 40 al 4"' Afo '
UU1o . Nnu.n 7, p,,,.,n.,r ,o,x.. OF, IA axer,o. n,
pic per n o7 do 2os NJ at Ssc; SO do 26i h at ssc 20
mr. "' ~ ''' ~ feo u' ~oo ID ~ '2' 'uo '' w.
N MI ava 1G ~ v, ~ y, voap. tI ~ 49,
sIGFFP AND I.WpS P.c.o;;s wsre ri cars az II sSO
80. n.'D Io'oP,s "eIo u en,h VI .aS"o
heaSa cars AZ yel,ey CITY and "a cars AZ ana
1rse nunuor were held over from yesterday Iota LOT SIX
days head $50 head for the time last
week The supply again largely In excess OF the demand
ana mainly OF the under grades Altogether th.ro were but
Two OF three OF Lambs that could DC called Prime IN
any sense OF the word; and sheep were mainly
VI ioor t"r quahIy. SonsineIing, tne 'o,y
heayy receipts al the week, the demand vas iair
10, Out oneep sola &c leMer' anu VILE oooo W
n mos were steady WIN pretty urn Ieshg AZ .,e
V"InS W n.nsiV anvces eomnon sos VIE nu'
sven AZ te lowest recorded hgnres Oh the season
ireny car. or mere were carrier over -. >, 49,,
o,ha9y 10 frime sheep 500 az 3e~f4c' WIN 10 heAu
"" r W ofo ann le" picke' At 90 =, 80, Ia. ,.o
common 10 rhine Lambs ranged from ~ 70 &C. WIN lou
head bringing 7sa7a.c and 10 Choice Jersey do sold
Two carloads OF Common Kentucky Lambs were sold on
ree months note at &c TO- into tho county and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-06
GRlIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEATURES OF Nsg-YoaX DEALIys4

FEATURES OF NsH-YORK DEALtS9I
The Sew.York markets being governed by the tend
prices they do not show the weak
with the Chicago situation Tho bear
argument tue belt have saved
crop outside Of that fact there Is no new
influence spot wheat fell cent but the needs
Of exporters required purchases nearly $1,000 bushels
options quieter than Thursday ana prices
dropped the closing only shade above tho low
Net losses Z cent for August az 1874,
September Tqt October at S0 November az s2s and
December s3s and cent for January At 81 and MAY al
go. cents.
held steady spite OF the weakness Of options
5000 bushels taken by shippers Inc losses
the options a. cent hnal prices being weak as
follows August 40. September A1 October toS Noveni:
bct and January 40 cents oats were dul
and aud the options closed unchanged AT 81 for
September 81 October and 32's cents for
November There only moderate cash business IN lard
but options broke points closing as follows Au
gust 50 3d. September S6Dl. October 90 30 November
81 30. December 80 81. January 40 %
receipts OF grain and Hour reported yesterday AZ
Nsw.Yors Philadelphia. Baltimore aud Boston were fol
Wheat, 417575 bushels; corn. lO0bs bnshes Oat.
IA bushels total $50 53t bushels hour 80 "a
Chicago Milwaukee and ST LOUIS the arrivals
wheat 22j AS bushels corn l46s95 bushels oats
ia bushels total grain. 5sf9l2 bushels hour 2ozoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-06
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM The FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude again dull yesterday and the pros
pect be period OF quiet pending the conclusion
OF the vigorous anboar campaign In railway stocks There
and the range OF values was trsng
felt by the bears at the prospect OF re-
lap.e into uue for they ontend that invariably means
decline. The market closed fully steady, however, ana
shade above opening quotations . 49,, ~-,,
prices and the total doalngs AZ tho 0ohso
dated Exchange were as follows
Opepng Lowest. g
Highest .bI " FINAL
Refined oil was unchanged.
PIrrsBuRG Penn. Aug. 6.-Cruie oii-NatIsnal Transit
Certificates opened and closed at 572 highest price,
b73l lowest price. bIS
TIrusvIILK Penn. Aug. 5-Crude oii-National Transit
Certificate. opened 57 and closed at 07s highest price,
57ss lowest price. 81.
.BRADroRD PENN Aug 5-Crude oi-Natonal Transit
Certificates onensd al and closed at 51 highest price,
IS . lowest price, 57ls Coarances. 36oOoO barrels
OIL CITY, Penu. Aug. 5.-Cruds ol--NaAonal Transit
openad and closed at 57h highest price,
57S lowest price. 57i1 Sales $4,000 barrels charters
80 968 barrels celrances lO72OOO oarrels shpments
1850 barrels runs, barrels
SPIRITS OF TURPENTTNE.
CglxLrsroy. Aug 5.-Turpentine firm at 30sIc.
SAVANNAH. Aug b.-furyentine staady AZ SVc-
WILMINGTON. Aug 5.-Iurpsntao nrm Al JUG
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Aug 5.-Provl Btcoa. Cubbsrani Cat
4s0i: Long Clear Mindless ts o.. snort Clear Addss
~ Od short RIOS Ais OF Shsulsr 3Os 81 o~t Beef
60s0d for Extra India Mess Prime Mes. Jls OIL FORK
Prime Ness So oil pes Dbl; Prime Mess Eastsra
7aOL Western 81 larl-A merican IS 3D. Prime West,
Shoulders 1894 Busr92s 81 vt tor hast iits
States Chesse-American Chsica 50A Gil Wheat-het
Western Spring Us Cd eos Sd. Roi Winter. Gs 3D.
Us 5d. ps- Genital New No Winter Is Dds do No.
Spring Is al; New Mixed Westera "a Id. California va
j. ia I'D 97a OIL. ID No Ga 81 SG Sd per GENITAL Pro
ducespirits OF Turpentne 26s OF do at Londsn 25s 81
Refined Petroleum. 6d galss Clover sost-
American kei tJx cwL Tallow-2ls ID por cwt
Fine American. 2l% 6L: Prime CITY. 22s Cd per cwt
22s. Cd per Issvisions-Amercan Refrigerated Beef
hind quarters Oil fore quarters 33d per ~ Hops at Lon:
don-New.Nork state. AZ l5s Cd % 0s Cd Cottonscod
OH. Liverpool make. 2ls Cd. - ...
The receipts wheat Tor the throe d1v1 were 23OD0
centas including l27, 900 osatAs OF AmerirSL
The receipt Of American Tor the past three days Wcre
o. 700 centals
LONDON Aug 6-Prodace-Linssei OH. ala 7lvd- per
crt; Calcutta inseed $50 at per anarters LIN seed
e5Sd per gallon spirits OF Turpentine, 25s Cd per
Pale Is OIL oil. o. Prsyisioas-Lart J1A ~ 1,f
owt fer American sugar-l3s Sd cwL for Cuba Ca,
rifuga p0srzng $50 ani lis OIL 9lia 81 for MuscsvaS
fair refining ahJit Australian Tailsw-Bee 2ls OF s2
6di Mutton. 22x OIL S234 Of Cocoanut On-Ceylsn. ED
Cocha e37 Ds sorcas Raft Ssrats BeeL Is ~ isr
hind quarters and Is a. fer fore quarters per SD by the
osTcisA
ANTWERP Aug 5.-Petrolsum-Fine Pals American. Il
81 paid and Is francs csames sellers
Wicox- Lara eissoi as 'rAsc. 90 csatinssslr ID kos
BREMEN. Aug. 6-wieoI's Lari closed at 80 marks W
pieBnlgs per lilo %. -
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.


LIVERPOOL Aug 5-l23O . m-Cottsn steady with o fair
demand IM1 uEas s al S.. 10 or @ sa an
Futures gpan,, Lev %,dns sau,:
delivery ~ cd. also 2564d sepnnber and 0eto'
ssT G % qG and
livery ed also 66id: do Dessmssr and
sd; 90 septsaSsr delivery. ss-s!d: -, ooo
Sse tsae from S0s ships side direct to- 1000
bales Amerean 1000 bales total stock GSsoo9 bales e
American $4,000 bales amount OF cotton ahoas eVOo
Tenders delivery toays cleirings 700 bales now
- m-cotton- the day included 1000 bale,
Futures steady Uplands Miading August de-
Ivory. 27.64d yaae do August and septembcr lolv-
i564d sellers do October and delivery std
buyers do November and delivery S664d sellers
and February delivery. lid sellers do February
and March delivery 664d buyers do September delivery
4 m.-Futurss closed steady; Upiand, 10. Middli.S
SEPTEMBER asiS.ry a5Sia buyers do sopSsnSsr
to6cr delivery ist 6uyss DO oS,oGe an. and
delivery SAD sellers do Decem9sr and Janlary dsliv
.e4a value do February and March delivery. Jed
sellers do. September delivery 25.64d buyers
OK As quiet ne. m SS glS,. '
los bales; sales, l7s bales stock si3 bales Goa,
wise 4i5 bales: sales. $50 bales w.
NORFOLK. Aug S1ce,ton steady Mddlng 10; net and
- bales stock iis2 bales
wise d oss. az. se Ell 6 sssD Oa' exports Coast
SAVANNAH. Aug. 5;-cott,n steady. Middlins et Low
bales exports COastwise l6e bales sales. bales stock
weekly-Net and receipts Laesi exports coast
NEw.oRLEASs Aug. b-cstton easy. MddinE 9si Low
ai1dllns Good ordn,ry 49, net anS Eos' 1seep s6
bales ss' sio cr Ssa7S bale. ''' ''.' '1''
weekiyNet gross receipts: 4s9 bales exports to
i.t5o bales.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON. Aug 5-l230 p. m.-Consos l0l z 10 for both
United -Four Per Cent Bonds
1904 Four and iaii Per Cont Bonds ll2 Canadian
Pacific. 5sis Mexican Ordinary 62s; 81 Paul Common
s3s New.York Central ll2s Reading. 2ssi Mexican
Central, 49,
Money IA cent.
The OF discount in the open market for short bills
IN "a for three months bills Ii ~ per cent
LONDON Aug D. r. m.-COnsos l0l 9.l6 for both money
and the Canadian Pacific. 6S4 Erie. 81 do sec
Console, lO2 Mexican Ordinary, 52i1 ST. Paul Com
mon s4i Ncw.York Central. ll2a Reading. 2Sai Mex-
can Central. TO-
HudsOns Bay Company, 2la
spanish fOuts, $50
Bar silver Is quoted at ~ asi per ounce
Paris advcos quote Three Per Cent Rencs at 81 francs
32a the account and exchange London AZ
70 francs 20 confines Tor checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK. Friday, Aug. 5.-BEEvES-Recepts were "a
cars OF sO4 hed5l ears at Jersey city and 20 ears at
Goth At Total for six days SGT head against 2s4 head for
Time The stock ~
for Mr. Eastman and cars for Kaufman Strauss. A
q grass Bulls sold at ~ l2Saf225.
With barely GO all told at Jersey City. trade was
brisk Decent Choice Steers at still further advance
per 100 but Texans and Poor Natives lower
AMI slow Of sale. The yards were cleared
Eight OF Fair Texans sold at SO 200 80 80
cars OF Poor Native steers al 50 fs360 with Decent
Choice bringing ~ TO 50 10 and Extra Prime Bull
locks Dough In Chicago and delivered uptown slaughter
must have here 50 80 OF upward carload OF very
tidy still-fed New. Jersey cattle sold at 81 S7i2
ShD from this 10 will include $40 quar-
OF Eeei the aud 1920 the CITY OF
Montreal making tie total shipments IRON tbs port for the
ais Live Cattle 5l4o quarters OF Beef and l26 Live
Sheep -.,
IL asceriained from official that the Hi
took no Beef. ~ first reported
Mr. Nelson Morris shipped 44 Live Cattle On the Hber
man Philadelphia, foi Glargow
sales-M Goldsmith; 20 Kentucky Steers. 1905 ID aver
sgc 81 Per 100 n ~ 100 ~ AZ - sO do i%.e
r. nj Sal II Chicago ll52 d. at - Al ~ 1855 H. GO
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STATE oF NV YORK.
OFFICE OF THE SscnK

ors1c 3, OF SS TINE ssc;rrAnr OF srArx}
=. sn.r,r o,n, covn,,o, MA. ALvAsI Aug 1887
SiR@NGT1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
The s; ss r 70 70 &c held IL ibis STATE on the
Nov s. the following officers elected to Wit,
Secretary Of state ~ the place Of FREDEisIcK COOK
In Il he s' Rsss 81
An Attorney. General the place of DENIS o'BRIEN.
STATE Engip nee and Surveyor in the place OF Ell
terms Of will expire the last day Of Do
supreme Court for tho First Judicial
cH&RE z L: sss' 4
the last day q December next .,,o, oo,ro..d q, IN.
csansy q Rsh%epd and the present Fra: second THIRD
ali thsa person 81 The Fourth Ward Of said city
that lies within Roosevelt street. Chatham street Park
portion Ssts Ward q ;sa si,y
street Leroy street North River Island Bed
senator for the sixth Senate District composed Of tho
Esyenh and nhrsenn wards Of the y Nw
lies within Catherine street. Chatham street. Roosevelt street
senator the District composed Of the
Tenth ana s..,nissnh wards Of the city Of all
Broadway and all that portion q the Eighteenth and twenty
street o. aa Tr c aa. ss 'e'
Senator the Eighth senate District composed Of the
the Snih Ward Of said city that lies within Leroy street.
street and North river ali that portion Of the fifteenth Ward
q SAID city hat lies Broadway AZ ina, portion Of The
within Fourteenth Thrtieth street Broadway and
sad city that lies Within Twenty street. Thirtieh
street. sixth avenue and North River
Senator for the Ninth Senate District composed OF all
that portion Of the Eighteenth Nineteenth end
and Bsekwe :' Island 0'A 'A'
Senator for Tenth District composed Of all
that portion Twenty first wards OF the
CITY NewYork that lies within Thrteth street. Fortioh
the Nineteenth Ward OF said city that lies west OF Third
and all that portion OF the Twelfth and Tweay:
second wars that lies east Of Eighth avenue Wards and
Randais Islands.
Senator Eleventh District composed of tho
anc Twenty fourth OF the city OF New
York and all that portion Of the Twelfth, Twsntieth and
Twen wards OF said city that lies within Thrtieth
street. spuyten Duyvi Creek Eighth avenue and Hudson
River.
County district be elected for said
county
TWEEN ty -four members OF Assembly.
DistrictAttorney, in the place OF RANDOLPH H. MA
TINE -
A Surrogate in the place OF DANIEL G. ROLLINS
One Coroner In the place OF MICHAEL J. b. MES
SEMER
All office win expire the last day of De.
CO "a Der next.
Also Judge OF the Court Of General for the term
OF fourteen from January first eighteen hundred ana
eighty eight pursuant to Chapter 584 Laws OF 1851
Respectfully yours
FREDE lex COOK.
Secretary OF state.
SHKRrFFs OFFICE
COUNTY COURT HOUSE.
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEw YORK.
Aug %, 1887
certify the above be copy the election notice
received by me this day from the secretary OF state
HUGH J. GRANT.
Sheriff Of the City and County of NewYork.
Publishers OF newspapers VIII cot nsort the above adyer
HUGH ]. GRANT
Sheriff of the City and County Of New York.
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af% n lac s raHS aSss2se 1Ss2sa Egg Ito
Els"z was ysas Family a10 50 NO 90
Red II ali sc Receipts ooe shiDmenls 100 busa
II. sus s s7ss Mass Acre
$40 90 Lsrs Gn,ss at ss s1 Bulk Meats
SncnsigodNSaorl RiS. SO i2a Short Clear 50 g p
!. term
cn9ss parry n arm anS I
= sosss$5 PACKING ana sS,sasT. - OOSsS IS Re-
No DsrH0 Ret Aa ss4s s.psnsss
S e. witt. A. 200
$500 bush Oats 9.2cO busf-
weak September - October lose. Cor. quiet but
s Ss. sales eis ~ d s1Ds a. Is higher
81 sr. 81
higher DAIRY sxa@ EGG. steady fresh li,sSl ioo
SS wh.s 500 0ssn Barley 600 sssa s.y~ss. ioo
ba.a
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 6-wheat-M.rket was Irregular
ra,LADstraA Aug SfioaJ dun, price: iayo.sa buyers:
%ssrr ans 50 s
s one. Gsss z 90 S. 40
!. 20 a. inaisIa Clear STRAIGHT . q
g. s 4Sss sSah,sa
!, = Sairs
for sse. s1pert
hrs Grain hss ?'f:s
ior October 80 Ss0c do November slaos2c Corn,
ruled nrm under light offerings local
as demand ss az ss &c x nsa fellow gran ssD
sepieaSef as sis sc October ls 40 Oats
.S. iss S a. ssi 'srHs sl
Mixed 81 ses2c. UnNaded New White - |. g 81 nc. do
81 se 40 10 cnsce &C. Old N" in schsI
3se 40 do In gram depot Futures higher 40 ~h 40
for Assass sstta % DO o or %oye%Ser So
Ssa Ss:'. ssaa Maryland large hi 81 S
do Far per Dbl y0el l5 jersey basket 20 SOC
packets So ~ SO Beef eioc. Beet Hams 81 o.
PORK mesa SlG1l6 jt 40 prime mess new $40 ~
90 sld 5OeL1 % Hams Smoked ~ SiaS Lafs
So rs Butter nrw- PENNSYLVANIA Creamery i1ira
"a 25e, Creamery Extra "a 4z6e b. G ana n.
y cIsansrv Extra oss2c Packing Batter 5Us ss:
choice ss,u9c: Pennsylvania skins 5000; DO fu
sknns la2c... Eggs hrm. PsDusyvania hr.ts 1914 &c
AOel test IN Dbs 6c sugar-Re1Ded steady GranHlated
BIS lsSsc. Coaieotisaerf 4 At aAc Powdered at
ssr ,a E.cspss 2ioas sooo bp Wheat i22ooo
Ns.s, IS 90 .ush cors 5000 oais 10000 bush
vas e quiet a S easy T Mss 81 %
ss sle;ps 5ssss.r IS o cs,:
iossr 80 sA s sssSss September S
81. sa &C. &C ss'' r iosss
Sc. Butter steady. Creamery 25a2sc. Dairy l6S2oc
orrn,ea steady at whisksy steady at 81 90 Pro
i nssss, r Meats snS"ders
si2s Clear kibs 50 % 20 sneft Clear y ~
81 ssa cs. g. y sas e''iT :s s
ssss,sts- giouf 1000 eDla Wheat $4,000 bash corn
s, Sas Data - oo snss Eys Sooc sasa g oo yu:
fsm $4,000 bush oa,s l.0OO sssh. Rye pusL
eessy none
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boston WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON Aug 6-The wool market showed considerable ac
tvy during the past week and sales Of 24G00 pounds
Sales however. have only been maize
and the market easier all gades Mich
declined the most sales have been
SOC Ohio and Pcnnsy neeces are weak with
quoted 32 2 XN At 54c and xxx and above at 80 No
washed neeces will sell 3Uc. Conbpg AID De-
lsinr nesces are demand with No. Combing sell
ing Ohio Delane at SEC Michigan Deanr at
Territory woods IN fair demand Spring Texas
sold at ~ ID DC for mel and fall AT l3c Moth
ing has been dong In California woos
woods ruled steady Foreign clothing woods In
coed demand The OF market close
was tied nd o u ste goods
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giinaiions tl)antco-- AlaIes.

COACHMAN, GROOM and USEFUL-MAN.-
~ BY competent. trustworthy man experienced city
driver; objection To country; moderate Address
THOMAS. Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1.25s broadway.
COACHMAN.-By competent, single man,
every respect: honest sober wiling and obigng
preforrel best city references Address H. 81 West
18th. 81. private stables
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ssss:s sss';s "a
nom ss Clear Il . .a.s 2sG.ss
ED!hs market suffered bad break os a. a., a.
IN; s:s "S rSls
VA: 1:4y . .
tSsT s,', ms., a Sg . .
home use S'sts cO'n: sss1c salty e, o
e. 'f ssCs Rss:sS f quoted 7s sostnsns soaiS
s sSss As ssss ii:1f
c ssss u. 'q nss:mS Ssv'T
asS ;..sa ssi1:
arm Demand active Ws.erp crsa% ps,y 1 ss,
tts tulsa ss'f ssi9s s Western
Dairy Western Imitation cTs.%s5 cry s Sdss
%snt . Comparatively moderate STAT Rastoy SsSa ss%
IL a,' s'ss Ss western issi5 Can
no. varied since our las: r oaan, sSr
TGILow-pa and scarcely so firm. Prime City quoted I"
sUeIR@For raw .Sgar the market steady one az
Ssitc for go tsst csni1ur, sale. tio hSds M9,eS
!,9es ma, s;oS AsS: a sns ,sd
Philippine Islands 90 Philadelphia private terms Refined
Sq SsS Sn' Lf: 5s'a's
a M:aH oa.. S s s Sh. Sci
Extra {. 45.c: {. 44s'.c. yellow. 4tsthe ,u,,,.
:a'
bales Havana GOc PSI 05 bales 81 9ossl TO-
and there is little business passing comprise 400
' se Goo gag ds ali S
SSo rs Ohio SAC 900 do $se; washed,
3 ss&s sS sSsoS iS5Ss
sms. pulled 10. pulled
Canada DO sooo :hsarl9gs 900 fine com9ns SoooSS
il baes Russian CameIs HAIR noils private terms
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Religions Notices.

Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church. corner Washing
Place Washington Square. eastServices 1880
aud 745 p m Strangers always welcome. Seats free.
Al the Scotch Presbyterian Church 14thst 9Th.
ave.-Rev JAMES MACLEOD ID d., OF Indianapolis will
chaf1n ma
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6iiuations n1anteo--Males.

COACHMAN and GROOM:-By middle aged
" single understa Of horses aud
harness polite. willing and obging; used to children
preferred nice steady place more OF an object tbau
high wages FRANK Tribune Uptown oice LBS Broad.
COACHMAN.-By young single man .un--
desands the OF horses ana harness; will be found
willing and obging temperate hcnsst aud 70
distance in the country Address JOHN Tribune upo"n
Office, 23S Broadway.
COACHMAN.-8y married. man; no family;
"A drst class groom and coahm and good plain gar
dener years references from last employer Call or ad
dress 7. Y. l05 East l0stist ---------
GARDENER. BY single man F; good expe..
" Renee greenhouses grapere. rose. and
cuure greenhouse PlAn ana tne kehcF5t
OF gentlemans place Address H. lSz oth ave
USEFUL MANLY an orderly. industrious,
willing nd obigng Swede uu!ersta thorough
boats &e: aiso make himself
;;.efu around summer residences; English
goa city references RELIABE. Box 90 Tribaac Uptown
Office l23s Broadway
uALET.-By thoroughly competent young
man syeaks several Languages; accustomed 20 usve.
ing, willing. perfectly sober ana very
Call or address A. H. Los West ION st.
church building.
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NeM.OrleanA


Advces from Liverpool easy and tho local market
opening at 365 points decline and closing at
decline August aud at the opening prices Tor
otler monha Sales 900 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-06

Flour was steady and unchanged. Winter Wheat 81 80
"a IS Spring Wheat SO 4Oa4 25. Spring Patents 81 %
CA 90
Gne highest cash prices were as folows.-Wheat-No
spriay g6J.e Ne sDrnr nominal Ne z Rec oS'4t Corn
NJ. Oats-<A. "A &c. Rye-Ns = 44c.--
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-06

BUILDING MATERIALLY fair business and values arc
well held HaveTstraw Hard Bricks quoted at 81 IL y
as7 62 quality per thousand afoat; Up River Hard
So 5OdS7 25 Pale. 81 50dS4 rs Crotons, brown, Sl3
SIS; dark sl4asle; red s1aaslS Trenton and Phaas
Lime Csc sI Obl Finishing 81 1891 20 Iaihs 81 IS
as2 90 per NJ Goats Hair S2aS5c per bnsh cattle
can Portland; English Portland 81 20as2 35; Rosendale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-06

At the Cole giate Dutch Churches.
Morning service at IL o'clock evening service at
AT THE CHURCH. IL Lafayette Place. near 4thst
Rev. JOHN O. FAGG will preach at both services.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-05-25
Evils of In ntemperance.

Our murders, come generally, on account of strong drinks? What are the facts In the case? Borrowing wives, desolate mothers and orphan ed children, if allowed to speak, could tell wonderful story on this subject. The morning paper say he was killed last night at a certain sa- loon, he took his own llfe-had been on spree for week. What was the cause of bis death2 Whisky. What caused this noble young man to fall and thus give up his manhood and throw stigma upon the name of his family? Whisky; whisky dld it.
 What causes our prisons to null tiply and our taxes to increase annu ally? Whisky. What causes such squahd poverty in many of our large cities to day? Whisky is the under lying cause. The bloated faces, red eyes-whence come they? There can be but one answer--strong drink Do our people know these facts Why then is this evil tolerated. Because of the money there is in it
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-05-25

The head of a large manufacturing firm in Cincinnati was recently heard to say that, he would vote for prohi- bition, and In less than five years he expected to see it victories. The large factory of his firm Is almost surrounded by dram shops, and the 5S0 workmen formerly employed by him were almost impoverished by them, until this gentlemen made It a rule that workman known to fre- quent these places should be dis charged.